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A POINTED DENIAL FROM RICHARD SMITH.
AMUSED by THE rLUnRY IN MUGwUMP sBws'
SryrR NRIIIEN.

AMUSED by THE FURRY IN MUGwuMP sh"s'
PAPERS OVER A LETTER NEVER WRITTEN.
CINCINNATI April 22.-Nith reference to reports pup
shed In Eastern papeis in regard to an alleged ielor
from whtelaw Reid to Richard Smith saying that TIE
TRIBUNE had arrived at the conclusion TO abandon Blaine
for nomination for the Presidency and support Joh
Sherman Richard Smith said representative OF tho
Associated to-day that he had noticed the state
men in the press hut knowing there no snch cor
respondence and discovering that people felt tha
IL did them good keep the rumors atoat. he d'd not
care disturb their happiness. and he had therefore,
in the spirit OF amusement decided not 10
write card or say ANYTHING about H. ne
felt that what Mr. Reid wrote said to bin nobodys
business However there seemed 10 he some interest
attached TO IT, he had objection TO answering s"cn
questions a the reporter might ask.
Reporter-What about that Reid letter which you re-
ceived
Il. S-What letter
Reuorer-rhe letter described by the Washington cor
respondent of The yec Torl Eceg Post in which Reid
said tho time has last for Mr. Blaine to LET 90 bis
grip upon Republican party far the Presidency
concerned and for all hands TO turn Inland nominate
John Sherman; and that all that was necessary 10
cause TIE TRIBUNE swing into line was the POSITIVE
assurance thnt sherman going into the convention
with solid delegation from Ohio
T. 81 got any such letter from llln ana no o1
believe he ever wrote any such letter 49,,
Reporter-Ishe as hostile TO sherman as ever thcni
H. $40. he is not hostile TO sherman at all ~ tnct'
port sherman with the greatest pleasure II. Wheh thc
time c.pne he should he Thought the hest nominee
Reporier-So he is weakening on Blaine. then, Is NJ
r. Swell should hardly say that. You can judge.
however FROM the last conversation had with him when
was in Ncw-YoIk few weeks aga told him thst u
would be beitor politics to nominate sherman than
Blaine. He said Every WELL certainly shant hgil
sherman II you get the majority OF the DELEGATES
your way of thinking. we VIII support sn an,
man with the utmost hcariiness am
not sure about bis being good candi
date hut am sure that he would make splendid Pfesl
dent" He say that THE TRIBUNE woud SUI,
port Harrison with great pleasure or Gresham or All
son Phil sheridan mentioncd, and he s3iid ne hau
not heard him talked of much but knew hlin 10 oca
splendid Republican and had the greatest admiration BON
for his public character and II he was nom
I mated would support him with enthusiasm thought
had abont enough ana started TO leave Wheh
said Hold on, now. / want to say thing more
tell yoI. further that II we united fuly WIN
YOU and with all your friends. in mn effort To nominate
any OF these men yOu named and tho convention should
be held within month the whole lot OF us. with all inc
power we could bring TO bear could not prevent tc
nomination OF Mr. Blaine the first ballot by acclana-
1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
STE srFFERED FROM INDIGESTION.

PrTsBURG April % tSpeeab.-Mne. La Blanche. OF the
Boston Ideal Company. is over the publication in
morning newspaper Of her alleged adventures IN search
of remedy for Indigestion and has teeeraphed heI
attorney Colonel Robert G. ngerso to come TO TINS city
70 bring immediate suit for damages against the offend
ing paper The story published as follows:
Mile la Blanche reaching the Hotel anderson Iss
,g;t OF sorts, and directed MIN 70
nr The drug store for good for indigestion lie
Seplied that IL she would write down what shs
swsnteh ne would send for st. She wrote on
Alp OF paper: Something good for INDIGESTION inc writ
Inc all the drug clerk could ont OF
twas complexion" He wrapped up bottle OF bloom OF
sending word nv the boy that wa: good ior @
CLAYTON The returned few minutes later WIN the
bottle and another piece OF paper on which was writer
s.Rank your complexion something for stomach
chit ucE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

ssnt sunngh' two new departure, by s.C a. DaH,s
snow scene of much merit. although there Is lacA
ct force aud misty delicate impression OF November
morning, a large Moonlight by Mr. w. a. ConIn.
dilution of his last year, picture the Charm on tha
pearly lost in this hard bleak strstchi Smlo OUT
door study, Cape Ann Sands 6y Mr; larsen:
good water color Homeward.1 by Mr. Mlchers, with
swelfelt figure; Brook and Fields awell worked
out picture IN Mr.. Murpby's best manner one OF Mr.;
Ryder's moonlghts, Mr. Teggins vigorously painted
GHavstacksp and landscapes by Messrs Nyant,
WioSins. Van BoslSerck, Shortlef. Steele. 0chtmann
and Hoeber In all this number the largest in respect
OF feeling is Mr. Homer Martins Behind the Dunes
n ,etnre in which facts not much dweit upon. Dut
spacious Michellike distance is suggested, ana the
eeloring is harmonious. Mr.. George inncss IT, show
q gain In his June Landscape. Mr.. Siiless Aesozoc
Time has some merit landscape. but the picture
with its present features is simply curiosity. mere
are marines and shore scenes by Messrs luekermah'
Coke and Mersfelder, aud two river views by pr
Boget who like Mr.. Mer,teider shows much ur0mise'
The sculpture consists OF half q dozen 6usts ana
has relief or two by Mr.. Thomas Eakins- who Is dos
some rouc h modelling which has a certain force Hir.
Warmers bust of d LADY suffers from the bronze. Du'
its Individuality and the distinction OF The mvdelhg
will not pass unrecognned. There are other potrai
busts by Messrs. Brewster. Eiwell ana hartley an
much better than the u-ual OF sculpture al oul
hibitions, although there Is nothing here out per
fraltuIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
THOMAS b. LEWIS.

Thomas B. Lewis died Thursday at his home No 4o1
Iexingtun-ave from the effects OF ruptured blood
vessel He born Mt Unontown, Penn',Ju ~ looo'
and was educated in Ohio In 1852 went to California
where he engaged mining and the real estate business
at san Francisco Returning 70 the East IN 1881 nc
obtained franchise from the Mexican Government TOT
railroad from Ia Paso the City of Mexico ana spenl
some time in Boston and this city raising capital WIN
which 10 build his road He then went to Mexico where
he purchased large tract of land In the City OF Mexico
AMI formed the Mexico CITY improvement company ior
the purpose of improving the land He was ehsageu III
this work at the time OF his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
s,vorps rop TIE WORCESTER FESTIVAL

woR ESTER, April ~ tspecab. TIE Worcester County
usca Association closed its series OF winter chorus re-
hearsals this evening over 400 singers were present
The following announcements OF sooists engaged Tor the
thirtleth annual festival In September was officially
made; Madame Giuta yulda soprano; Madame Iene
rrebeil contradict Max Alvary. tenor OF the Metropof
itan opera Company; Max Heinrich, baritone anu A.
stoddard baritone Negotiations are In progress Win
other artists OF equal prominence Miaaio a', In
narts In Berliozs Faust" Mr. Stoddari viii sing lho
lille role In the oratoro OF Eljan" IL was also an
nonncei that the lo,ton symphony Orchestra has been
engaged for the entire week OF tue festival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
DIR. HENRY DETW LER.

EAsToN. Penn April - (SpeclaD.-Dr. Henry Det-
wiler. the Oldest homeopathic physician in Pennsy-
yana died Wednesday morning in his nineysecond year.
Until within week ago he visited his patients but
fall upon treacherous pavement forced him TO take 70
his bed He was born switzerland and came to the
United states in 1917 He returned to Europe IN early
life and became personal friend vi Hahneinann ne
was The first person administer homeopathic remedcs
i'm America. This in ISIS. He was devoted 70
ho;any and ornithoogy, as well as to medicine. SIX
children grandchildren twenty one great
gIaudchiren and great-great grandchildren sur
yiye him. His wife died fifty years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
CELEBRATING 1HrR GOLDEN WEDDING

The REV and Mrs James william Jones OF II. CLOUD
fOr,ugc) y j. celebrated their golden wedding ann
ycrsary on Monday evening The house was completely
Allied with friend, and relatives The RevW T. whitaker
of c II Cloud Presbyterian Church. on behalf OF the
assembly presented typical gifts OF leather WOOD un
glass and silver. representing the various anniversary
celebrations the family having requested that no goueu
presents should be given the presentation was ac'
COMMANDED by a fclictous speech Mr.. Jones replied
briefly PRAYER offered 10y Mi whitaker anu ths wa
folIoWcd b the present Of purse containing 20 III
gold ON behalf Of Dr. J. W. Jones. of Newark the son OF
The venerable couple The house was pIoiusey decohe
with flowers. The supper was served ny thc N"'iLH
Ladies' Of the neighburhood as mattresses bu1ng INC
evening many cOngratuatOry kilograms were itcoNc;
MIR Homes was born on June -, 1919, al PATERSON y
l. and married Jane Eliza WadOrphol keu HOOK Dicn
css County ~ April ~. 1897, NJ the nome Oh nirs
El1o Wosson an aunt OF the bride Troy. They settled
I'm HAMBURG n Y. lie was ordained pastor OF the
Eapti,t Church AT Cornwall. where he remained unu
1850 He successiycly setiled III 'oiu 0l.lhss
Pawling Hyde Park scotia and AGAIN AZ I{us iain
chiefly engaged In missionary work ANA III btnldlhg Up
and starting churches. About TWO years aeu ne
retired from active work in the ministry ana since theh
has lived "A II Cloud
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Children Cry for Pi,cher's Castorias
MARRIED..

prAKsLEY-MOXLEY-I brooklyn. on the 2oth INST,
by the Rev Henry Bromley T. g. Biaksley esq VI sang
S;;n1 10 Mrs Frances G. Moxloy, OF Riverhead L. l..
CuRIsTIE-MO Thursday, Apru 81 AZ w, inc
sience OF the brides parents 5l2 Bergenave ny iho
Isl opneius Brett r. Wilson Christie to Kate Under.
wood aughtor OF John Morn sou. all OF jersey olV
Hel gifts. IN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday evening April IL
IN 81 Thomass Church by the Rev Charles r. d
~ H. assisted by the Rev. Dr. William +. Morgan anu
ncan Hoffman, Irene Stoddari tau thtsr OF Tue NOV
Charles A. stotdard, d. d., TO William M W ho" -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Glen Head L. L. on FOUL u,In
day Fourth month, 18Th Eugene +: kooDhs AM A"'
daughter of Pheoe W. and the ato hHoniu "i - ,x
SppING-REEBE-I Bergen Point, N j., on IhuTs y
Anrli 81 by the Rev tdwari Juusou ~ ~" '-' "
spring 10 Zipha, daughter OF Ir> l.. Beebe
,,-ronropD PERRIN I-on Thursday, April 81 1885, Al
the of the brides parents $40 Masohsn@, oy
the Rev Abbott T.. XIII redge ID ~ w a'oirar
WoodforI OF tins city Miss Matilda l. Perhe' "usn''
| of Mrs, William IL. Jackson
| Al notices o. aarriage, must % m1'r'e1 WE" '"'
| anna and addresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

"The Kansas City Journal says that inc h"sos'
prc, ever offered for land in that city was between
~ 600 and $4,000 q foot for what was considerei
about the most desirable business property IN the
city, And that price offered, II offered at ALL by
the New-York Life Insurance Company, which mas
already begun the construction OF ten-story ONCE
building In Kansas City to cost &1'ooo'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
JOSIAH T BROWN.

josiah T. Brown, wcll-known insurance agert' oied
at his home, in Bogota. ~ j.. yesterday morning from
stroke of apoplexy Mr.. Brown was sNty-live years
ola and had been most OF his life IN the insurance
Ln.iness For the last twenty years he had been
CITY agent Of the Mutual Life Insurance company ana
occtned Offices al No 145 Broadway. lie was hcld
n hirh esteem by hi associate. and was refutsu 70
be- exceedingly benevolent lie Icaves we anu tT W.
.o,s both ol whom were associated with hun In
t.tt-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
Post Office Notice.

tshould be read DAILY by all 'atars'ssI a'n'nS''
occur ~ Az r 1,reign countries nssi n)s be spectaV =.
sr Iispatcn by particular stesner ekoops
a. .l.sred " send duplicates Oh nv tna
doc uments letters not specialy "i"'S''~ No'-s
srnisn malls week ending Ape - WI" ''''
n.Nn,nfIv i'm ALI casesl AZ tliS onco IS iouo"s
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ship rotterdam, Rotterdam letters must ~ rs S,r
.apr i,osrdAln ~ a. IN Tor besiuh W. p
seetei per anyuand". at a. i ase eIttsrsfor
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Porto direct per steash Va at pm.
fuIvpos direct ashp heAIx uo'.e
for morHnY DER iekia y; at N for Vera Cruz AM
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the sand ch Islands, per steamship AussrAnA NIT
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IaIands Der steamship Aarposa tfrom san Yas:
close here April 20 at D. N 9r on , Tor Ausrslis
Ssraamshp Germanic, with British mss "a Ssncs hs
Mails for Cuba by rail- TO Tampa ria ,na ,iS,ix -
steamer via Key West fla ciose ~ S ~
2;30 IN
so,aau,s of closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is srangec
on the presump OF their arpivns on tune as
@ Francisco on the day OF sailing Oh steamers s'e "'
patched thence the "ESky O. PEARSON Pcstmassss
| Post ONCE NewYosk N. Y. April ID iSS@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
OBITUARY.
JOHN TODD.

John Todd. well-known lawyer OF this city, o'eo
from paralysis Yesterday at his home No 80 Monroe
place Brooklyn. He was born in Philadelphia m
1875 He studied law in the Harvard Law School
and began practice in Pittsbnrg About thirty years
ago lie this city aud associated with Isaac
DAYTON Register OF Bankruptcy, in lower Broadway
for man, yaars The firm name was Dayton Toad.
For the last ten years tbs offices have been at No
:3O2 Broadway. Nj. Todd lived in Brooklyn after he
began practising in this city, and took interest in
ali public matters in that city. He leaves wife The
funeral will be on Monday and the burial in Green-
wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

fitted besides tho usual horizontal and parallel Dnrs
swings travelling rings, ETC.. 18th graduated cheet
weights chair machines stationary bicycle rowing
machines chest oxpanders etc. oil arrange oy sus
tho strength Of every Individual The same principle
Is followed In apparatus for strengthening the wai
bars by which the rymnast. instead Of raising him
self on the bars pushes them down, ana IN a ho .
gontal bar of similar design. Fencing, boxing etc.
are also INDUCED in by the students, and at almost
any hour in the day can be seen a number oi pr.
fcssors or students taking their allotted exercise az
different machines running on the RUBBER uach
an 70
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CRULLLF ORITI0ISING TIE "C9LoRLESS' oAH

observe that one the dime museums Is W n'No
cn show this week presumably 10 prOht ny tue lhleese
I'm animated nature which 30 to speak elt over Iro
he dog show But 10 seems 10 me thal tue ielhc ON"
bition will appeal To "A narrower circle imam the canine
IL a impossi6s Ia get up any enthusiasm over cav
mild interest is all that canDe expected except peihl
from that class OF 10 whom this animal is sot Vi
dety such ms 1t was the Egyptians CATS are coloess
feeling; one hardly imagine them srleHhs UNIV
death for the loss OF their owner ana aitnonkn oS
have a conding OF rubbing tnensol' % ] m
nile II always seemed To me Ne II there was soino u
derhand motive for such manifestations AZ .no pe.,
mss is hut passively emotional; ana wheh sue COMES
hurting round there Is sense OF phy so,osieai "
than OF personal attachment Ihink ,ne essen., ,
irresistible nature of animal was well suggested
IN old George Withers's saying, " Care VIII XIII cav,
and IL has sometimes seemed as II II might DC "e W VI!
| the experiment large scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
ROBERT L. COLLEII

Robert l. Coett. wellknown commission merchant
OF Goentes Slip died at his home at Elizabeth. N D.,
YESTERDAY He was born in Lebanon Ohio. being son
of the late William r. Collect and grandson OF Judge
Joshua Coett OF the early members OF the supreme
Cart of Ohio He was member of the Huguenot so
ciety of New York graduate o! Denson University an
earnest member of the Baptist Church and man we'll
liked among the wide circle OF his acquaintance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

AsBURY PARK. " j., April 22.-The Rev. Dr. j. H. Dob
bins pastor of the Twentieth Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church of Philadelphia. and member OF the ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association, dropped dead at the
railway station this afternoon lie had been WISHING
friends at Grove and gone to the station 10 take
train for NeyYork where his wife visiting On reach
inc the station about IL D. he took seat but In a
few minutes fell heavily to the aoor Dr. Samuel john
SON who was Immediately summoned found that ipr
Dobbins was dead Death caused by apoplexy Dr
pnhhins was sixty -eght years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATION5-FOR % HOURS
WASHINGTON April 22.-For Massachusetts and Con-
necticut light rains, east to south winds, shiftnS 10
southwestcrly, rising followed by falling temperature
For New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey
threatening weather and rain southery winds shifting
IN westerly. cooler during Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

Personal item from territorial paper: FRANK RANK
X. Harrison, of respected towhsna,i, sio",
NJ Harrison left on last evenings Grain Tor slVuA
Falls. His many young friends await his return ar
40 serves his dfteen-year term Ia the pemteniniy
at that phce."-iDakota Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
AIEVANDER OICOTT.

TfMIRA, April 22-Alexander Olcott prominent cit'-
zen of Corning yesterday morning at the age OF nifty
n vears lie was son of the late Thomas W. Olcott
the WEALTHY Albany banker AMI brother OF eNContIoner
Olcott lie was Republican, and member Oh tue
Legislature I'm lS6f-O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE April 23-l A. M.-festeruay was
sunny and mild with moderate breeze during the ator
noon and evening. Tho barometer recorded only trin
variations The temperature ranged between 40 anu h
c35 The average I55is, being 1912 lower than on the
corresponding day last year and 2l9' mghcr 'hah Oh
Thursday. -, .,o.o ,,r rrohablv he
In and near this city to-day there WIZ prooaoS w
warmer threatening weather with ram - e..,.-
Ar present colder fair weather Is ndcatedt Or Sunuay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
rpAysaTLAYTrO TRAVELLERS.

Sailed to-day by theFuida North German Lloyds) for
southampton and Bremen, MIR and Mrs Andrew
Carnegie Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene De Kay Tow nsend
walter j. Damr0sch and H. II. Pendleton United States
Consul at Southampton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

MILWAUKEE,, April 22-The funeral train bearing the
body Of Alexander Mitchell arrived here at 3i5 O'clock
this morning The final obseques will take place on
Tuesday next at 2 p III MIS- MITCHELL ID e1pec'eo Hou
FLORIDA this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

A Sore Throat Is Soon Relieved by DIR. Jaynes EA-
pcctorant an oil remedy for Bronchiai am ruionf'
Disorders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

SELLING SEATS FOR TIE COCLDOcK BENETF
The stage OF the star Theatre yesterday afternoon was
set with bright interior aud the characters on
the boards were familiar and yet unfamiliar hgites III
that place They were Joseph Jefferson and william
Florcuce-but Jefferson and Florence they are accs
toned 10 appear hotel IoDby ana NOT pcn.h" ."o
fooghfs They assisting the auctioucer. Mt van
Nest 10 sell the and seats for the CoudocE heneL
Jefferson made little speech ana beShn 10 sen inc
boxes Mr. Florence followed him and sold the boxes on
the other side of the house lie also made speech ana
introduced not "A little humor into It. The house wa,
fairly nlled with theatrical people and spcculaors au
M mo auction sale OF seats recent date has the bidding
lively. Nj. Jefferson l"nsht Tue ntst 'loce ~
seat, for 500 Henry L. Abbey paid 500 Tor ms hh
" f. Common $3.50 for his Is soi. the ticket sptciaoI
gave - 30 boy. Frank W. ranger gave 81 w. MI
McyIcker OF Chicago gave SlvO, Marshal II. Mallory
500 and ". J. Florence 500 Then came tue SAFE %
the seats tho box office price for those IN me orchestra
and gallery being 3d. Charles Jefferson bid 80 premium
and look three that sure Mrs Leland TOOK TWO
IL each premium, Hnd Ihonas Jencrsoh t oh
two nj ri o premium and at ~ premium Then
Mr McDonOugh paid - premium ON hall dozen scals.
From this point the bidding dropped down "a uosI ~
time until the limit OF 81 premium was rcachcu inc
house by this time nearly all inhrked on as lar aS
desirable seats concerned. but great blocks were
bought Spectators at an advance OF MY GEMS Over
the box office price. A. NJ. Palmer, who assisted the
nuctoneer, remained the stage experimenting we
proceedings until bidder had spoken up ana thc
auconeer called In vain The success or Mt 'Ohluock5
benefit assured. Tho programme WIZ hciuuo II" 'c
of Ibe Rivals" with jefferson Boz Acres Mro Johh
Drew as Mrs MaiaJr0p Annie Robe as Lyfid Lu"Onim,
Kyrle Bellew Captain Absolute ana James " Nc ~
Sir Licius OTlggcT The screen scene from the Schoo
for Scandal" will done with John Gilbert as Mr. fe
Robert T. Mantell Charles. j. Barnes as Joseph ana
birthday occurs next week. VIII reci'e
"Iho NagabOnds"
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rR,RrrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tho diagram shows tho barometric nuS
tuaiions yesieray as the United states
service station in city, The dashes nn9ae sno ''"P
ture noted at III udnuts pharmacy. 2lo BroadwV